Coming up in careers
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7th December: Year 10 – Presentations from Crawley College and Royal Alexandra and Albert Sixth Form
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17th January: Year 9 - Employability Workshop
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24th January: Year 10 – Post 16 and 18 Pathways (University of Surrey)
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31st January: Year 9 – East surrey College T-Levels and Merrist wood/Guildford College presentations
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5th – 9th February: All years – National Apprenticeship Week (assemblies and tutor time activities)
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4th - 8th March: All years – National Careers Week (assemblies and tutor time activities)
Every Wednesday lunchtime – Careers drop in with Mrs Grew, Careers Officer
CEIAG - Careers, Education, Information, Advice and Guidance
Alternative Routes
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeship Vacancies
Career Information
Careers in the Curriculum
Employability Skills
What are employability skills?
Employability skills are transferrable skills that are useful in nearly every job. They involve the development of an expertise, knowledge base or mind-set that makes you more attractive to employers.
Employability skills are often referred to as employment skills, soft skills, work-readiness skills or foundational skills. They improve your performance, minimize errors and promote collaboration with your co-workers, enabling you to perform your role more effectively.
Employability skills may not be listed in a job description, but they are important skills that can make you more attractive to prospective employers. The main benefit of having these skills is that it can help you stand out among other job candidates who are vying for the same position.
While other candidates may have the same qualifications and experience, you may have a better chance of being successful in your application if you have employability skills that are particularly useful for the role.
Certain employability
skills are more sought after in specific industries. You can prepare yourself for an interview or write your C.V. for a particular position by researching which employment skills are essential in that industry.
Employability Skills
Employer Engagement
Exploring Careers
Former Students Achievements
Labour Market Information
Labour Market Information Poster
Labour Market Information Booklet
LMI Update
Careerometer – LMI For All
Careerometer can be used to explore and compare key information about occupations, help you learn about different occupations and identify potential careers.
It provides access to a selection of UK headline data relating to pay, weekly hours of work and future employment prospects for different occupations, as well as description of the occupation.
Simply type in the title of the job you are interested in and the widget provides a series of options from which you can select the most relevant to you. You can then look up another two occupations and compare. You can also select ‘display the UK average’ and compare the information with the occupation you have selected.
Morrisby Careers
Options at Post 16
Reigate School offers a guaranteed education through to the age of 18 with progression to either Reigate College or East Surrey College. The school links with senior staff from both colleges who have discussions with children about possible career routes and opportunities available. We offer progression routes to other colleges and sixth forms too. This short video also explains what options you have available to you
OPEN EVENTS - dates and links to book
Board Game to discuss post-16 choices
Parents’ and Carers’ Guidance and Resources
T Levels
Useful Websites
Volunteering Opportunities
Work Experience Opportunities
Year 10 Work Experience